In this episode we speak to David, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. He shares his experience of his diagnosis, treatment and how it affected his family, as well as how he dealt with finding out he had secondary breast cancer. 

In this podcast we discuss our Someone Like Me service, which matches you up with someone who can listen, share their own experiences and offer support. 

In a recording from our Facebook Live series,Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist Rachel Rawson is joined by Anita and Charlotte who have volunteered as part of the service to help others like them.

In this podcast we discuss living with lymphoedema and how to reduce your risk. In a recording from our FB Live series, Clinical Nurse Specialist Addie talks to Tamsin Sargeant about her own history of breast cancer and lymphoedema and answer your questions. 

In this episode we speak to Claire Collison. Claire is a writer and artist. Ever since deciding not to have a reconstruction following her mastectomy in 2014, Claire has been using her work to ask the question, ‘Why are thousands of women like me hidden?’

We discuss breaking down the stigma surrounding women who opt out of reconstruction, and the ways in which Claire is using her art to celebrate different kinds of bodies.

You can find more information about Claire's work on her website, clairecollison.com. 

In this podcast episode, we give you a quick insight into three of our current research projects and how they impact people affected by breast cancer.

You can find out more about our research projects by visiting our website. 

In this episode we speak to Emi Howe, a consultant, body therapist and speaker for Bod Equality. After being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013, she began to work on repairing the relationship that she had with her body, which led to her starting the project @thecancernude on Instagram. 

In this podcast we discuss being active after a breast cancer diagnosis. In a recording from our Facebook Live series, our Clinical Nurse Specialist Addie speaks to Lizzy Davies, a cancer exercise specialist. They chat about moving back into exercise after breast cancer treatment. 

During treatment, Avril struggled to find the right local support services for her. She decided to use her background in technology to collaborate with charities and organisations and help broaden choices for everyone affected by cancer. 

She shares the  importance of finding local community support after a diagnosis and tips for reaching out for support.

Fay shares how her breast cancer diagnosis impacted her confidence and sex and intimacy with her partner. She talks about what helped her cope and gives tips for reconnecting with your sexual self again. 

Susan was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, and struggled with the difficult emotions she felt after her diagnosis, including guilt, isolation and loneliness. She now shares these experiences in her book, Beyond the Pink, and in writing for our own website.